/biz/ - Business & Finance

Exhibit 1

>>21585523
aaaaaa my linkies are gone

>>21585523
dgen gamblers fucking with their lineages future

It’s starting

>>21585523
delete this

Exhibit 2

Just go to the article and CTRL+F Chainlink or Nazarov to find yourself.

Why is every fucking major institution aware of Chainlink and research it? Fucking every. One.

>>21585523
does even matter when its crashing so hard?

>>21585523
thanks for sharing anon

Nothing, it was quoted as a reference whaf a smart contract is, not even an oracle, lmao

>>21585555
Holy checked!!

That's literally a nothing burger. It says nothing about chainlink or oracles. It's using slides that sergey uses every single talk he gives as a source. He has mastered the explanation of what a smart contract is and that's his biggest biggest achievement

>>21585672
kek didnt even realize

>>21585608
> went to the article
> ctrl-F'd Chainlink
> found myself
> tfw

>>21585608
>nonce

>>21586410
Do you even know what a nonce it?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cryptographic_nonce

nice find op

>>21585523
CONCEPTUAL USE CASE CONCEPTUAL USE CASE CONCEPTUAL USE CASE CONCEPTUAL USE CASE CONCEPTUAL USE CASE CONCEPTUAL USE CASE CONCEPTUAL USE CASE CONCEPTUAL USE CASE CONCEPTUAL USE CASE CONCEPTUAL USE CASE CONCEPTUAL USE CASE

You niggers really need to learn what the word CONCEPTUAL means, did you even do your research on the KENYAN writer? A literal student.

>>21586738
I know what you are thinking - you think we think this is some sort of integration or partnership.
I know it's not.
It means they are aware of Chainlink.
Can't speak for everyone but at least I am not suspecting it. I'm just glad it's quoted for reach.

>>21585523
So this is kinda the same as what the USPS has recently patented

>>21586846
Who cares? They're aware of bitcoin and ethereum too. Doesn't mean shit.

>>21585523
Interesting. I was reading about blockchain for voting just the other day as with the US elections coming up and the whole USPS shit show happening I was wondering why we haven't yet made moves towards this.

What I found was that the guy the government keeps asking to speak about it (Ronald Rivest) is a major anti-blockchain guy. He started out in early days around 2013 shitting on the use case for blockchain entirely, and especially for voting. More recently he says blockchain has its uses but not for voting.

The thing most curious about this to me is his logic basically implies that with something like LINK blockchain voting will work. For a top expert in the field, he's clearly unaware that LINK exists or about oracles in general.

Problem: We are still relying on dinosaurs with dinosaur ideas to make decisions. I have a feeling he'll live to eat his words, but at the very least when he dies (he's 72, so soon), I bet things will take a very different turn for blockchain voting... or if the EU adopts it first, US will be soon to follow.

US is unironically on the path to 3rd world status. Lacking innovation in government & a depreciating currency. Yikes.

>>21585617
You wouldnt know what a hard crash was if it smacked you across the face with its dick faggot.

>>21585555
You absolute retard, this is a scientific journal. Not the European Union.

>>21585523
holy fuck the desperation of linkies

>>21585617
U seen nothing boy

Imagine being this desparate to prove your coin may actually do something (which it doesn't).

You guys are in a deficit of use cases now for claiming all these partnerships which in reality, don't exist.

U T T E R C O P E

>>21588731
>t. Burger who thinks all scientific journals operate privately like they do in the US
t. Burger

>>21585523
YFLink.

>>21585523
Surprise: Chainlink will be used everywhere

>>21585523
>Some random Journal
>is
>The EU
OP is a retard